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„Ideally one should use 55g of coffee per liter of water. The grind should be between a French press size and a drip coffee size. The coffee should be roasted light (Agtron 65). In the industry we often stop the roast about 30 seconds into the first crack long before the start of the second crack.“
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„Ideally one should use 55g of coffee per liter of water. The grind should be between a French press size and a drip coffee size. The coffee should be roasted light (Agtron 65). In the industry we often stop the roast about 30 seconds into the first crack long before the start of the second crack.“
http://www.aboutcoffee.net/ 2004_01_25_bcearc.html
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„Cupping Technique: Place 2 tablespoons of freshly roasted and freshly ground coffee in a 6-oz cup. Ideally one should use 55g of coffee per liter of water. When grinding, you should grind to a French press size.“
http://www.aboutcoffee.net/ 2002_09_08_bcearc.html
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Small Batch Craft-Roasted Coffee from Sweet Maria's!
„One pound of our special coffee of the week for brewed coffee methods (drip, French press, vacuum brewing, etc), roasted the same day the order is shipped. This is roasted by Tom to the exact "peak of flavor" for the specific coffee on our German Probat drum roaster. For our special brewed coffee this will be between **FULL CITY PLUS this week only ** roast. The coffee comes in our Gold Foil valve bag, whole bean.“
http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.roasted.html
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„Each brewing method required a different grind size: Drip coffee requires a medium size grind, espresso requires a fine size grind, a French press requires the largest grind size, while the vacuum pot also requires the largest grind size. For cupping it is preferred to use a French press size.“
http://www.coffeeresearch.org/coffee/ grinding.htm
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Coffee: Resources for home espresso
„If you live in the U.S., these genuine Italian beans won't necessarily be as freshly roasted as other sources,but they get the roast (and grind, if you buy ground) exactly right for espresso. Having troublemaking espresso? This is a good reference bean, and grind.“
http://www.math.columbia.edu/~bayer/coffee.html
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